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Building Cm9 For Verizon


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#1 chuckbeasley

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Posted 12 June 2012 - 06:25 PM

According to the wiki, there should be device subdirectories for samsung and toro that has extractfiles. I've sync'ed the files, but that directory does not exist on my system.  Is the wiki out of date?  How do you get proprietary files?

Thanks,
Chuck

#2 xavier72311

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Posted 12 June 2012 - 10:38 PM

View Postchuckbeasley, on 12 June 2012 - 06:25 PM, said:

According to the wiki, there should be device subdirectories for samsung and toro that has extractfiles. I've sync'ed the files, but that directory does not exist on my system.  Is the wiki out of date?  How do you get proprietary files?

Thanks,
Chuck

I believe they're extracted right off the device in adb. I'll see if I can find the command


Edit:

This is a guide for another device but as long as you set it to build for toro  obviously it should still work...

http://forum.xda-dev...d.php?t=1552090

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Copy Proprietary Files

Next you need to download the proprietary files from your phone. You must have a working CM9 ROM currently on your phone. Make sure USB Debugging is on and plug your phone into your computer. (You can find this under Settings-Developer Options-USB Debugging)

In the terminal, navigate the the "CM9" folder if you're not already there:

Code:

cd CM9

Then copy the following commands:

Code:

cd device/samsung/epicmtd ./extract-files.sh

This will gather all the necessary files needed from your phone. Once this is finished, navigated back to the "CM9" folder by entering:

Code:

cd cd CM9

Now enter:

Code:

vendor/cm/get-prebuilts

(Note: The whole "Copy Proprietary Files" step only needs to be done once to set everything up!)

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Galaxy Nexus, enough said :)

Edited by xavier72311, 12 June 2012 - 10:43 PM.